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Seven Things We Learned at the 'Mirror Mirror' Press Conference
"Mirror Mirror" — director Tarsem Singh's fast, stylish and family-friendly re-invention of the Snow White story, with martial-arts dwarves and Julia Roberts as the wicked queen — opens in theaters tomorrow. At the film's press conference, though, we were not just in the presence of Roberts — whose very gaze can, as you'll see below, make journalists and others shudder in their seats — but also Singh, whose refreshing frankness indicates far more time making movies than, say selling them, plus ingénue Lily Collins, who plays Snow White herself. Here's what we learned at the press conference:
1) Julia Roberts Does Not Take Questions Lightly
Asked at one point if she got in touch with 'the fairy queen inside you," Roberts was, understandably, less than eager to play along: "Well, I'm happy to announce, she is not inside me. Without naming names, I drew from a couple of people I know better than I wish I did, and found it very fun and helpful." Has Roberts always wanted to do a traditional fairytale? "No, and nor did I have interest in this one really, until Tarsem lured me, in his luring way, and my looking at the script and realizing that there was really something here. Just the one sentence pitch of it on the phone, 'Hey, they're doing this "Snow White" adaptation,' that didn't grab my attention."
Tom Hanks: Behind the Wheel of Larry Crowne
Last June, a group of journalists were invited to the campus of Cal State Dominguez Hills just outside of L.A. to visit the set of a film from a second-time director. Of course, that second-time director happened to be Tom Hanks …
With Hanks both behind and in front of the camera, "Larry Crowne" is the story of a man who's lost almost everything — his job, his marriage, his sense of self — and finds a new kind of, yes, community at community college, falling in with a scooter gang led by Gugu Mbatha-Raw. On the day of the set visit, the scooter crew was filming a brief discussion where Mbatha-Raw offers Crowne's bona fides to leader Wilmer Valderrama and then rolls out. Hanks was asked if he was doing his own stunt scooter-ing.
"Well, I get to brag about it now. 'Yeah, I did my own stunts,' he said. "Most of the time doing your own stunts means that you fall and you look bad. You get to jump across a creek or something like that. We roll pretty dangerously here. But, yeah, you know. You have to be careful."
I asked if the insurance company representative goes off-white when told the director-star has to be signed up for stunt insurance. Hanks laughed. "You know, we're so low-budget, I don't know if we have insurance," he said. "My brother doubles me in a couple of things that we're doing off somewhere else. And we do have a couple of stunt drivers for when we have a really, really big pack. Because we have, at most, I think close to 30 scooters going at the same time in some of the stuff. But everyone's an experienced scooter driver, or at least wrote down on their resume that they are experienced scooter drivers. One of our girls, I think, got her license the day before. So she was a liar, but we let her keep her job anyway. But it's fun. There's no way around it. "
For Hanks, "fun" seems to be a big part of doing "Larry Crowne." "We've been talking about this for the last four or five years, and the idea has just been stewing after the really kind of big, massive, huge-scope projects like 'The Pacific' and the 'DaVinci Code' movies. The idea being just to do a run-and-gun smaller film that I had in my head. No one is making movies like this right now. No one gets laid. There's no gambling or tigers involved. Nothing explodes. No one gets punched in the face. It's almost like you just take the rock and roll sequences out of 'That Thing You Do.' So it's a character analysis as well as a situational one."
So, I noted, Larry loses his job, he goes back to school, he joins — and here I nodded to the scooters while referencing the 1957 Brando biker pic "The Wild One" — the mild ones … Hanks looked at me askance: "You just coined that phrase? 'The Mild Ones?'" Mockery aside, I continued, how hard is it for Hanks to get in touch with that kind of life change? "I'm pretty successful. I don't have quite those pressures," he said. "Well, it is all relative. That is one aspect of it. And, look, all these things are biographical somewhat. I remember losing a job and feeling horrible about it. I remember very well the anxiety of not being able to pay your rent and trying to make a plan over a long course of time. And also, quite frankly, public education — specifically junior college — changed my life. Now, I wasn't 53, but the atmosphere that I remember is distinctive and still pays off now. And I think that whatever motion picture you're doing, whether it's a huge budget that opens day and date nationwide on 60,000 or something like this as well, it still has to hold the mirror up to nature."
Hanks is also diving into social media and was asked about his own tweeting, under the name @tomhanks. Does he enjoy it? "Yeah. I'm gonna tweet you guys right now. Lemme get a picture of you. I'm gonna call you guys 'The Mild Ones' …"
We'll have more from the set of "Larry Crowne," with Hanks, Mbathaw-Raw and Valderrama, closer to the film's July 1 release.
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Valentine's Day (0/5), MSN Movies
"Imagine briefly that some island castaway lives in isolation, having never met or spoken to an actual human being. The only cultural artifacts to divert the solitude are a copy of Richard Curtis' 2003 London-set Christmastime ensemble comedy "Love Actually" and a map of Los Angeles. This person then writes a movie. That movie is "Valentine's Day." As a friend of mine noted, shell-shocked after the press screening, "I kind of like 'Love Actually' as a guilty pleasure, but compared to that, it's 'Nashville.'" That's a convoluted set of analogies, but, trust me, they offer you far more mental stimulus than all of the sloppy, shabby, sentimental, shot-through-dishwater 125 minutes of "Valentine's Day."
Directed by Garry Marshall, whose slight, shameless "Pretty Woman" looks like "The Apartment" in comparison to the candy box of sticky-sweet sappiness and frothy-light nougat chunks of empty ethical dilemma of "Valentine's Day," the movie follows a group of Los Angeles residents through, yes, Valentine's Day. The young florist (Ashton Kutcher) who's just proposed to his flinty, all-bidness girlfriend (Jessica Alba). The teacher (Jennifer Garner) whose too-perfect doctor boyfriend (Patrick Dempsey) is just that. The lifelong lovers (Hector Elizondo and Shirley MacLaine) who still have surprises for each other. The young lovers whose two-week-long budding dating is disrupted when he (Topher Grace) forgets the big day and she (Anne Hathaway) hides her work as a phone sex operator. The soldier (Julia Roberts) seated next to a suit-clad smoothie (Bradley Cooper) on a flight back to Los Angeles. The randy teens (including Taylors Swift and Lautner). The anti-romantic sports reporter (Jamie Foxx) working with the romance-hating publicist (Jessica Biel) as an NFL quarterback (Eric Dane) makes an important decision. The towheaded kid (Bryce Robinson) whose somber circumstances have made him need to believe in love to a degree far beyond his years, just like Thomas Sangster in "Love Actually," right down to the haircut."
Charlie Wilson's War: AOL's Cinematical.com
I didn't leave Charlie Wilson's War, the new film from director Mike Nichols, dissatisfied or unamused. I walked out of Charlie Wilson's War angry. No reasonable person expects a film — any film — to capture the complexity and scope of real events with absolute precision; adaptations are translations, and as the old Italian saying goes, "The translator is a traitor." It's one thing to compress, combine and fictionalize a story to fit the sprawling, ugly mess of it onto the big screen; it's another to take only the best, shiniest parts of a real, ugly story and turn it into a feel-good comedy. Translation may be traitorous, but Charlie Wilson's War feels like a conscious act of treason against reason itself. As film critic David Thompson has said, "We learn our history from movies, and history suffers …." Charlie Wilson's War isn't just bad history; it feels even more malign, like a conscious attempt to induce amnesia.
Based on George Crile's 2003 book of the same name, Charlie Wilson's War follows the exploits of Charlie Wilson, a Democratic Congressman from Texas who, during the '80s, had as much fun with his position as you could, which was a lot. As Charlie Wilson's War opens, we see Charlie hot-tubbing in a Vegas hotel suite; the room's full of booze, broads and blow. But Charlie, played by Tom Hanks, can't look away from the news; as one of his new acquaintances notes her apathy to world events, Charlie boils it down: "Dan Rather's wearing a turban; you don't want to know why?" Dan Rather's in a turban because Dan Rather's in Afghanistan, among the Afghan mujahideen — the Islamic rebels trying to drive the Soviet Union out of their country by any means necessary. This sight sparks something in Charlie, so he sets out to increase the C.I.A.'s funding for the Afghan rebels — from $5 million a year to 10. It's a lot of money. It's going to be much more.
Charlie's desire to help puts him in contact with other like-minded Americans — like Joanne Herring (Julia Roberts), a Houston socialite whose born-again Christian beliefs mean she'll support anyone against the Godless communists, and Gust Avrakotos (Phillip Seymour Hoffman), a C.I.A. man who's not a company man. Joanne and Gust can't imagine anything worse than the Soviets capturing Afghanistan, and they work with Charlie — funneling money and arms through Pakistan, working with a motley crew of arms dealers, spies, Saudi billionaires, Pakistan's military dictator and other interested parties. Eventually, the covert funding to help the mujahideen — with no Congressional oversight outside of closed committees — was as high as a billion dollars a year in the name of expelling the Soviets from Afghanistan.
And Charlie Wilson's War makes all of that look like great fun — hard-drinking, glad-handing, sneaky spy stuff. What isn't on screen in Charlie Wilson's War — but is, interestingly enough, in Aaron Sorkin's script — is any mention of the fact that the Afghan mujahideen became the Taliban, or how the Afghan mujahideen were helped in their cause by the "Afghan Arabs" who later became Al-Qaeda. Sorkin's original script closes with an older, wiser sober Charlie on a Washington morning shattered by a sudden loud noise; something's burning at the Pentagon. His phone rings, and Charlie's wife says "It's Gust. He says to turn on the TV."
In the version of the film actually shot, our finale is a closing quote from Charlie, noting how his team got the Soviets out of Afghanistan, but " … we f***ed up the endgame." And no, I am not saying that Mr. Wilson's actions led to 9-11; but I am saying there's a link, and any reasonable student of history would agree. But there are fewer and fewer students of history nowadays; more people will see this film than will ever read Crile's book. And rest assured, I hate the "'Blame America First" crowd as much as anyone; the only thing I hate more, in fact, is the "Blame America Never" crowd. Yes, Charlie Wilson's War notes that Wilson and his crew goofed up the 'endgame'; what it doesn't quite acknowledge is that to thousands of Afghans who suffered under the Taliban and the armed forces of America and her allies in Afghanistan, it wasn't, and isn't, a game.
The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was a brutal violation of international law; a grown-up would nonetheless ask if our cure was in fact better than the disease. Charlie Wilson's War doesn't. (Again, a line in Sorkin's script — but not in the final film — has Avrakotos noting "Remember I said this: There's gonna be a day when we're gonna look back and say 'I'd give anything if (Afghanistan) were overrun with Godless communists.'") There is one scene, at the climax of the film, where Gust confronts Charlie at their victory party — about declaring Afghanistan in safe hands, warning him that there may be unintended consequences of their efforts, even slapping the drink out of Charlie's hands — so you know Gust means business. As Wilson thinks, the soundtrack offers the slow, droning roar of a low-flying plane. And that choice can't be accidental; it has to be a 9-11 reference, but at the same time, plenty of critics I've talked to (including a 20-year veteran of the field) literally didn't notice the sound effect. There's subtlety, and then there's invisibility. Nichols offers us champagne-sparkle charm and whimsy and aw-shucks hijinks; if a film really wants to tackle the covert actions of the Cold War and their long-term consequences, it needs to provide short sharp shots of truth as raw as whiskey, one after the other. We get the buzzy, boozy, bonhomie of Charlie's crusade; what Nichols has done is eliminated the historical hangover of unintended consequences. Charlie Wilson's War is timid where it should be reckless, clever where it should be cutting, funny where it should be fierce.
I haven't really spoken about the performances in Charlie Wilson's War, because they're largely irrelevant. Hanks is mis-cast as a Texan; Roberts is, as always, herself; Hoffman gets to rage and chew scenery, but his character's deeper doubts are shoved off-screen for wacky globetrotting adventures and well-dressed pluck on the part of Hanks and Roberts. Reading Sorkin's script, I couldn't help but think that again, big Hollywood had turned a sharp-toothed, snarling real story into a neutered, nuzzling housepet. Charlie Wilson's War offers the bright glare of star power instead of any real illumination; it's a historical-political comedy without any history or politics. Nichols's cut, gutted version offers a few cheery, breezy moments of rat-a-tat comedy, but Charlie Wilson's War stops being funny when you realize we're living in the sequel.
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Magnitude is an augment available in Dragon's Dogma.
"Increases the effect when you debilitate adversaries with the Five Archmagicks."
Japanese : 主要五属性魔法による状態異常攻撃の威力を上げる
- NB The augment may be bugged and give no bonuses whatsover (verify, Tested both Xbox versions)
- Doesn't increase the base damage of magic attacks, or increase damage from successive magic attacks.
- Doesn't appear to increase the likelihood of inflicting an archmagick based debilitation ( frozen, on fire, etc.) (needs testing against more resistant enemies).
- Doesn't make archmagick debilitations last any longer (duration of freeze, burning, etc.).
- Doesn't increase likelihood or amount of healing taken from targets of holy archmagick attacks.
- Doesn't increase successive damage taken when a creature debilitated with one archmagick is attacked with a second - e.g., Ingle damage on monster frozen with Frazil.
- Doesn't increase damage from burning inflicted by fire archmagick.
- Resistance, Toxicity, and Morbidity all have confusing descriptions. Magnitude also has a similar description, except it says "the effect" where the others say "cumulative damage" - so is probably a different aspect of debilitations from the increased or decrease chance effect seen from the other augments
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This book has some excellent experiments. I especially like its treatment of routine laboratory procedures, like making up phosphate buffers. It has an excellent series of experiments that have the students generate, purify, and assay ß galactosidase.
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I just gave up training professionally for a fight, he said. Either youre a fighter, or youre not. And every time I train professionally I just get so burned out that I dont want to do it anymore. So Im just gonna be in shape and train kinda like how I used to train when I won the jiu-jitsu world championships just go there in the night, train, and go home. Im not gonna go push myself to go running and do these thousand rounds of sparring and stuff. I fight best when Im having a good time and after my last fight I was so burned out by the time I got there that now Im just gonna take it easy and have fun.
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The weeklong holiday celebration in Charleston Returning to the Roots will be marked by several events that advance the seven principles of Kwanzaa: unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
1-4 p.m.: RBM and Wosse African Drum and Dance groups present an afternoon of cultural experience at Ferndale Community Center, 1919 Bolton Ave.
4-8 p.m.: Hugers 587 King St. A reggae band, spoken word and refreshments are included. Donation $5
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1 p.m.: Remembrance ceremony at Sankofa Memorial Burial Grounds, Maybank and Folly roads.
4-8 p.m.: Entertainment, food and vendors, Ferndale Community Center 1919 Bolton Ave.
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Clapham High Street railway station
Location of Clapham High Street in Greater London
Location | Clapham |
Local authority | London Borough of Lambeth |
Managed by | London Overground |
Station code | CLP |
Number of platforms | 2 |
Fare zone | 2 |
OSI | Clapham North [1] |
National Rail annual entry and exit | |
2006–07 | 0.200 million[2] |
2007–08 | 0.242 million[2] |
2008–09 | 0.224 million[2] |
2009–10 | 0.238 million[2] |
2010–11 | 0.288 million[2] |
2011–12 | 0.316 million[2] |
2012–13 | 0.461 million[2] |
2013–14 | 1.089 million[2] |
Railway companies | |
Original company | London, Chatham and Dover Railway |
Key dates | |
25 August 1862 | Opened |
Other information | |
Lists of stations | |
External links | |
London Transport portal UK Railways portalCoordinates: 51°27′57″N 0°07′58″W / 51.4658°N 0.1328°W |
Clapham High Street railway station is on the South London Line. Services on the line are operated by London Overgrounds's service from Clapham Junction to Highbury & Islington. Southeastern also operate a limited services to and from London Victoria to South-east London.
It is close to Clapham North underground station and interchange is counted as an Out of Station Interchange on Oyster, so journeys involving a change between the two are charged as through journeys and not two separate journeys.[3]
This station was opened on 25 August 1862 by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway (LCDR) as Clapham, renamed Clapham & North Stockwell from May 1863. The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (LBSCR) route (current Atlantic Line, often referred to by its old name of South London Line) was authorized by an 1863 Act of Parliament and parallels the original 1862 LCDR route eastwards between Wandsworth Road and Brixton and beyond. Until the 1923 Grouping all lines through this station were owned by the LCDR, with two leased to the LBSCR for their sole use.
The original 'South' 1862 line was leased to the LBSCR in 1867 and the LCDR used the new 'North' 1867 lines.
Hence the existing platforms, together with the Grade 2 listed 1862 station building, form the original station. These platforms were used by the LCDR from 1862 to 1867, and the LBSCR until the 1923 grouping.[4][5]
The 1867 LCDR platforms were closed in April 1916 and subsequently demolished.[6] The eastbound platform's station building was destroyed by a bomb in 1944.[6]
The LCDR 1866 station building (on the north side) was partially demolished in 1924 after the 1916 closure, finally being demolished in the late 1970s. In British Rail days, access to the platforms was via a subway on the north side.[7]
The original south 1862 building was sold, being initially used as a furniture warehouse before being redeveloped in 2003 as residential accommodation. It is now Grade 2 listed. The platform had a full-length canopy that was demolished in the late 1970s.[6]
This Grade 2 listed 1862 building is the original station of 1862, not 1867, as wrongly quoted in several publications.
The line between London Victoria and London Bridge was electrified at 6600 V AC on the overhead system on 1 December 1909. It was re-electrified in 1928 using third rail 660 V DC and the overhead was dismantled.
In the 1950s it was renamed Clapham before receiving its current name in 1989 to avoid confusion with Clapham Junction.[6]
In 2012 Southern refurbished the eastbound platform, erecting a new fence and repaving the surface. In late 2012, London Overground erected new waiting shelters and station name signs.
Preceding station | Disused railways | Following station | ||
Wandsworth Road | British Rail Southern Region South London Line |
East Brixton |
Typical off-peak and peak service is four trains per hour in each direction. Since 9 December 2012, Southeastern operates a limited service from London Victoria.
Preceding station | London Overground | Following station | ||
towards Highbury & Islington
East London Line |
towards Clapham Junction
National Rail | ||||
Denmark Hill | Southeastern Victoria - Bromley South / Sevenoaks Limited Service |
Wandsworth Road |
Until 8 December 2012 Clapham High Street was served by a twice-hourly Southern service between London Victoria and London Bridge,
From 9 December 2012, London Overground services began operating between Clapham Junction and Surrey Quays, completing the orbital route around London. As a result, all Southern services were withdrawn and replaced with London Overground services, with 4 trains calling per hour.[8]
Until December 2012 Southern also previously ran a service from Kensington (Olympia) to Clapham High Street but this service has now been cut back to Wandsworth Road from Kensington Olympia.
From 9 December 2013 there is a late night shuttle Overground service from Battersea Park to Clapham High Street. This service was requested by local Clapham Transport Users Group as a way of improving Battersea/Clapham connections.[citation needed]
London Buses routes 50; 88; 155; 322; 345; P5 and night route N155 serve the station on Clapham High Street.
- ^ "Out of Station Interchanges" (MICROSOFT EXCEL). Transport for London. May 2011. Archived from the original on 2012-10-20.
- ^ a b c d e f g h "Station usage estimates". Rail statistics. Office of Rail Regulation. Please note: Some methodology may vary year on year.
- ^ "Out of Station Interchange (OSI)". Oyster and National Rail (independent guide). 26 May 2010. Retrieved 31 May 2010.
- ^ London Railway Record July 2012
- ^ The London Brighton and South Coast Railway Vol 2 JT Howard Turner
- ^ a b c d Clapham High Street Transport Urban Design
- ^ London Railway Record July 2012 Page 103
- ^ http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/london-overground-extension-to-clapham-junction-faq.pdf TfL London Overground Extension to Clapham Junction
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Clapham High Street railway station. |
- Train times and station information for Clapham High Street railway station from National Rail
- Department for Transport letter regarding the withdrawal of Victoria services


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Fyndraai Restaurant – Dining at Solms-Delta
Fyndraai Restaurant has a very unique and local twist on popular Franschhoek restaurants. Situated on the Solms-Delta Wine Estate, it offers a modern take on traditional Cape cuisine whilst showcasing the history of the area. Click here for menu details – the cuisine like its adventurous wines and atmospheric farmstead, lives up to the Solms-Delta claim of being proudly Hiervandaan ('from this place').
Dishes explore the diverse culinary heritage of the Cape, uniting European, Asian and African flavours in a fusion of tradition and creativity. Syrups and sauces enliven veldkos; elements of Afrikaner boerekos, with its strong 'Cape Malay' (slave) influences, are blended with ingredients favoured by the Khoi nomads who lived in the Franschhoek Valley thousands of years ago. All appetisingly plated for maximum eye and taste appeal.
The restaurant is part of a larger conservation initiative on the estate called the Dik Delta Fynbos Culinary Gardens, part of a greater 15ha fynbos and renosterveld park currently under development. A nursery is in the process of being established to propagate the most edible indigenous flora.
Fyndraai restaurant is housed in what was once the old stables and workers' accommodation on the farm, and is significant for its association with the current and past farm worker, some of whom were born and raised in the building.
The musical theme is carried from the neighboring Music van de Caab centre into the restaurant.
Colour photographs of the various musical ensembles and events that form part of the Music van de Caab project, line the restaurant's walls. Displayed alongside them are black and white photographs selected for their musical content from the Cape Archives, the Paarl Heemkring Collection and the Bleek & Lloyd Collection of the UCT Libraries Visual Archives. The indigenous photographs were taken by Dorothea Bleek, who went on many expeditions to study Bushmen dialects and rock art in the Kalahari, Botswana, Angola and Tanzania.
The restaurant's back wall has been brought to life with a vibrantly coloured mural that provides a timeline of the music of the Cape and its influences from around the world. From early human development to European colonization, the unmistakable beat of the ghoema drum, langarm and Cape Jazz, Cape music is a fascinating example of how contact finds cultural expression. With a timeline that stretches across the bottom of the mural, Cape music is situated within the wider world – from Mozart to Motown. From a distance, the influences read like a sheet of music, each note adding to the melting pot that is Cape music. Up close, each note invites further exploration, with interesting details of the Cape's musical heritage.
There are two indoor dining areas: a room that seats 30, and a striking glass structure, which can seat up to 60. Additional outdoor seating for at least 60 is available on the stoep and the lawn. Each of the two rooms as well as the outside area will be available for private functions, as well as regular dining.
The Service
Solms-Delta has become synonymous with genuine upliftment. In keeping with this policy, all waitrons have been recruited from the resident farmworker families or from the Franschhoek area, many of whom have lived on the farm 'sommer van altyd' (just since forever). Eager, friendly and smiling, they have undergone intensive training and really believe in the Solms philosophy that what is most local is most lekker.
Opening Hours
Fyndraai is open seven days a week from 9am to 5pm. From 10am to noon drinks and snacks only are served, from noon till 5pm lunch is served (kitchen closes 4pm). Set menus are available for groups – booking required.
Picnic Baskets
For those wishing to picnic in the Cape winelands, the estate offers appetising picnic baskets from Fyndraai restaurant for R145 per person with delicious vegetarian options. Private picnic spots are spread out along the estate's enchanting riverside forest, with safe areas for kids to swim and Dad to do some fly fishing! Click here for details and to see our picnic menu. Pre-booking essential.
To book a table at Fyndraai Restaurant, please contact Solms-Delta Wine Estate or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Picnics are available from September to April.
Or call us on 021 874 3937 ext 142.
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The concrete structure is designed to take heavy loads, and all structural and mechanical systems are exposed. Units are zoned for both residential and commercial use. Large operable doors on the alley side of the building can be manually opened with a custom-designed hand wheel and hinge. The 80' 5" tall hinge terminates in a davit crane on top of the building, which can lift objects from the alley into each unit.
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The use of concrete, steel and glass draws upon the warehouse typology of the formerly industrial neighborhood. Interior build-outs will be determined by each unit's owners, who will also be able to punch windows into the north façade of the building, providing a personalized balance between privacy and transparency. On the west-facing street side of the building, oversized hinged windows allow for cross-ventilation.
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September 22, 2008 3:51 PM
North/South, East/West: Will the Huskies ever get a sack?
Posted by Jerry Brewer
Besides the 0-3 record, the Huskies' most ridiculous stat so far this season is that the defense has yet to record a sack.
It's unreal. You'd think the Huskies could stumble into a sack during garbage time or something. But no.
And it's not one of those weird stretches in which the Huskies are getting good pressure on quarterbacks but somehow failing to tackle him. The defense has barely sniffed opposing quarterbacks. The way things are going, if any QB has a formal party immediately after playing the Huskies, he might as well just wear his tux on the field. There's no cleaner place for a QB to be right now.
The young Husky defensive line gets too overpowered to do anything, especially apply pressure. None of the linebackers are that caliber of playmaker. And whenever the Huskies blitz, they are a half-step late at best.
Like most aspects of the first three games, we're left to wonder whether superior competition skewed the Huskies' pass-rush efforts or whether this team is terminally bad at it. We should get more clarity on this issue Saturday against Stanford, but it's safe to bet the Huskies will struggle in this area all season.
"I want some sacks," linebacker Mason Foster said. "We've got to get sacks. It helps you win games. We've got to get pressure, or else every game will be a long game."
Gaze at Stanford's stats, and you realize this is not just a talent issue. The Cardinal still aren't blessed with great athletes on defense, but they still have 12 sacks already this season. That's because Stanford plays an attacking, blitzing system.
Meanwhile, the Huskies can't figure out if they want a 3-4 or 4-3 defensive scheme.
Considering the Huskies' defensive tradition, it's really annoying to spend all this time talking about the basics of playing defense, isn't it?
Keep an eye on this issue Saturday. If the Huskies can pressure Stanford QB Tavita Pritchard, who possesses good mobility, they'll put together their finest defensive performance of the season. If not, the Huskies better be prepared to win a high-scoring game.
Can the Seahawks beat the New York Giants after the bye week?
Here's how quickly things change in the NFL: Last week, we were wondering if the Seahawks could lose to the St. Louis Rams, the worst team in the NFL in my opinion.
This week, in the afterglow of the Hawks' first victory, we're wondering if they can go to Giants Stadium after this bye week and beat the defending Super Bowl champions.
Well, the Seahawks figure to get receivers Bobby Engram and Deion Branch back for that game. And despite all the injuries on offense, the Seahawks have scored 67 points over their past two games.
But here's the problem with expecting the Seahawks to win in New York: Have we forgotten how different this team is away from Qwest Field? Have we forgotten how familiar the Giants are with Julius Jones, a former Dallas Cowboy?
Can the Seahawks beat the Giants? Of course they can. Should they? Probably not. But if this team wants to redeem itself for losing its first two games, this is the kind of game it needs to win.
Both teams will be coming off byes, so they'll be equally fresh.
The deciding factor in that game figures to be the Seahawks' newfound rushing attack vs. the Giants' steady run defense. The Giants rank eighth in the NFL in stopping the run (84.7 yards). The Seahawks average nearly twice that number.
This game will be a better gauge of the Seahawks' improved ground game.
"Against Oregon, we hardly ever had to deal with the O-line. They just ran over us." -- Husky defensive end Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, explaining why the Huskies didn't record a sack against Oregon.
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In recent weeks, several high-profile religious leaders—including Pope Francis, Billy Graham, and Russell Moore—have expressed concern that churches can get so involved with controversial social and political causes that other important aspects of ministry are neglected, relationships suffer, and basic common teachings are overshadowed. Is it time for faith leaders to tone down the activism and pull back from engaging in contentious "culture wars"? As a Board member of the the Hindu American Fou … [Read more...]
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Is Apple Behind New Fund Flows Into Large Cap Growth ETFs?
20 September 2011 at 2:38 pm by Gary Gordon
In spite of significant corrective activity in U.S. stock assets… in spite of bears clawing away at a number of foreign stock assets… the most popular company on the planet remains unharmed. In fact, shares of Apple hit a new all-time high on September 20, 2011.
Everyone is "gaga" for Apple stock. That includes you, me… even the guy who takes my clothes at the dry cleaners. The only question is whether or not the universal love for Apple will result in a single-stock bubble. (Maybe when it hits $500 per share, but I don't think we've arrived just yet.)
Many ETF investors get their Apple fix through PowerShares NASDAQ 100 (QQQ). The "Qs" are a popular tool for those who want to maintain an "i-focus," while still gaining access to fast-rising growth machines.
In a world where more than 100 ETFs claim a piece of Apple's pie, one can structure his/her love affair from as much exposure (17.5% via iShares DJ Technology) to as little exposure (0.25% in Rydex Equal Weight S&P 500) as one requires. I suspect, though, that institutional money managers are hedging towards a higher weighting.
For instance, volume for the SPDR S&P 500 Trust (SPY) was below average on September 20. And yet, one institutional investor (or a few institutional investors) snapped up $350 million of iShares Russell 1000 Large Cap Growth (IWF) on 5x the normal trading volume. The voluminous activity increased IWF's assets under management by nearly 3%.
An isolated incident? Perhaps.
Yet recent semiconductor stock gains as well as new highs in Apple shares tell me that riders have already boarded the Q4 tech train. (Tech has a long history of relative outperformance in Q4). What's more, IWF has a 6% weighting in Apple; that's a bit more juice than the 3.5% represented in SPY.
Below you will find eight other ETFs with more than a 5% weighting in the almighty Apple. For a bit of perspective, you may want to read my Apple commentary from March, 2010. Find out just how much more influential Apple is today than 18 months earlier!
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iShares Global Technology (IXN) | 13.26% | ||||
Vanguard Information Technology (VGT) | 12.00% | ||||
iShares Morningstar Large Cap Growth (JKE) | 11.38% | ||||
iShares GS Technology Sector (IGM) | 10.75% | ||||
Vanguard Mega Cap 300 Growth (MGK) | 6.00% |
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Attorney General Derek Schmidt has told legislators he sees several options for complying with the decision. Schmidt was scheduled to brief the House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday, along with a member of the reviser of statutes' office.
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Genre/Form: | Drama Film adaptations |
Named Person: | J Jefferson Farjeon; J Jefferson Farjeon |
Material Type: | Videorecording |
Document Type: | Visual material |
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Alfred Hitchcock; Leon M Lion; Alma Reville; Rodney Ackland; Anne Grey; John Stuart; Donald Calthrop; Barry Jones; Carl Brisson; Lilian Hall Davis; Ian Hunter; Forrester Harvey; J Jefferson Farjeon; British International Pictures.; Wardour Films.; Laserlight DVD (Firm) |
OCLC Number: | 43109641 |
Language Note: | English language with subtitles available in Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese. |
Notes: | Number seventeen originally released as a motion picture in 1932 ; The ring originally released as a motion picture in 1927. Includes an introduction by Tony Curtis and a bonus clip of the original theatrical trailer from Strangers on a train. |
Credits: | [Number seventeen] Photography, John J. Cox, Byran Langley ; editing, A.C. Hammond ; music, A. Hallis. [The ring] Photography by John J. Cox ; written by Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Reville. |
Cast: | [Number seventeen] Leon M. Lion, Anne Grey, John Stuart, Donald Calthrop, Barry Jones, Ann Casson, Henry Caine, Garry Marsh. [The ring] Carl Brisson, Lilian Hall Davis, Ian Hunter, Forrester Harvey, Harry Terry, Gordon Harker. |
Description: | 1 videodisc (ca. 220 min.) : sd., b&w ; 4 3/4 in. |
Details: | DVD. |
Contents: | Number seventeen (66 min.) -- The ring (72 min.). |
Other Titles: | Ring. Number 17 |
Responsibility: | British International Pictures, Ltd. presents ; by J. Jefferson Farjeon ; produced by Leon M. Lion ; directed by Alfred Hitchcock ; scenario, Alma Reville, Alfred Hitchcock & Rodney Ackland ; a British International picture distributed by Wardour Films Ltd. The ring / British International Pictures Ltd. present ; a British International picture distributed by Wardour Films ; written and directed by Alfred Hitchcock. |
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Edwards' annual directory to the inhabitants, institutions,
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Moses, Myer, 6 s.south Levee.
Newman, Harris, 718 Broadway.
O'Malley, John, 1. n.north Levee.
Ochs, Carl M., 226 s.south 2d.
Phillips, Lewis, 97 n.north 3d.
Punch, Charles, 107 n.north 3d.
Reid, T. J., 91 n.north 4th.
Robert, Morris, 34 Franklin av.avenue
Roche, William, 53 n.north 4th.
Romain, Charles, 29 Carondelet av.avenue
Rosenthal, Benjamin s.south , 57 Olive.
Rothschild, Joseph, 105 n.north 3d.
Rotti, Joseph, 175 s.south 2d.
Russech, Isaac, 777 Broadway.
Samuels, Adolph, 141 n.north 4th.
Samuel, Michael, 14 s.south 2d.
Sauer, G., 215 Carondelet.
Schaefer, John, 359 s.south 2d.
Schnuhr, Otto, 22 Market.
Schnurmacher, Elias, 97 Carondelet av.avenue
Sonneborn, Seligman & Marx ,
99 n.north 4th.
99 n.north 4th.
Spahn, Philip,
176 Broadway.
176 Broadway.
Spiro, Michael, 238 Broadway.
Sproule A. W. & Co. , 70 n.north 4th.
Spitzer, Henry, 159 4th.
Stamm, Henry, 190 s.south 2d.
Striger Allen & Co. , 160 and 162 n.north Main.
Ticknor & Co. , 128 n.north 4th.
Tissier, Francis, 45 s.south Levee.
Voerner, Morris, 267 Roadway.
Walnut Hall, Lyons & Levy , 87 n.north 4th, and 196
Weinhaus & Bros. ,
38 n.north Levee.
38 n.north Levee.
Werner, M.267 Broadway.
Wiesenfeld & Co. , 79 n.north 4th.
Wolff, Lazarus, 151 and 163 Broadway.
Wood & Silence , 10 Green.
Clothing Renovator.
(See also Dyers and Scourers.)
Matthews, George, 48 Olive, and 47 Green.
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(See adv.)
Coal Dealers.
(See also Wood and Coal Yards.)
Bellamy, George, 740 Broadway.
Brooke, Hathaway & Schureman , ss. St. Charles,
b. 11th and 12th.
b. 11th and 12th.
Goalby & Bros. , 55 s.south Levee.
Henderson, George, St. Charles, nw.north west c. 5th.
Hazard & Wilson , ns.north side Market, b. 7th and 8th.
Lenziger John & Co. , ns.north side Lombard, nr.near 2d.
Mennemeyer, Anton, 363 Chambers.
Pine, James, 14 n.north Main.
Putz, Charpiot & Co. , 29 n.north 2d.
Richman, Henry, sw.south west c. 10th and Jefferson.
Wildermuth, Michae, Almond, b. 3d and 4th.
Coal Oil Manufacturers.
St. Louis Coal Oil Works ,
J. R. Finlay & Co. , proprs. , Austin and Gra-
tiot , b. 13th and 14th.
tiot , b. 13th and 14th.
Coal Oil and Lamps.
Bowers, John F., 261 Market.
Crawshaw J. & Son. , 78 n.north 5th.
Curtiss G. W. & Co. , 7 s.south 5th. (See adv.)
Filley, Chauncey I.,
108 n.north Main. (See adv.)
Holsted, Edson A., 33 n.north 3d.
St. Louis Coal Oilworks , Austin, nr.near 14th.
Stone & Nelson , 32 n.north Levee.
Warner & Halsted , 33 n.north 3d.
Whitmar, Arnold, 56 Market.
Coffee Essence Manufacturer.
Seibert, P., Jackson, nw.north west c. Lafayette.
Coffee Saloons.
Bartlett, Syphax, al.alley b. 4th and 5th.
Baxter & Bushick , 37 n.north 6th.
Haagsma, b.between b.between , ne.north east c. 14th and Madison.
Johnson, James, New City Market, Broadway.
Ross, John, 64 North Market.
Coffin Makers.
Eberle, Charles, 215 s.south 2d.
Haertel, Frederick, 480 s.south 7th.
Niuwenhause, Frederick Wm., 339 s.south 7th.
Collecting Agents.
Mendel, s.south r.residence , 4 n.north 2d.
Schnitzler, Charles L., 134 Walnut, b. 8th and 9th.
Colleges, Universities, etc.
(See City and County Register.)
Color Manufacturer.
Schmidt, Conrad, ws.west side 10th, nr.near Lafayette.
Comb Manufacturers.
Kroeger, Frederick, n.north Market, b. 18th and 19th.
Wentz, Joseph, Decator, b. Ann and Arrow av.avenue
Commercial Brokers.
Baker William C. & Co. ,
16 Pine.
16 Pine.
Hutchinson, Sebert w.west , 5 Vine.
Irving, James F., 26 n.north 3d.
Commercial Colleges.
Ballhouse & Mitchell ,
c. 4th and Chesnut. (See adv.)
c. 4th and Chesnut. (See adv.)
Bryant, Stratton & Co. , Darby's bldg.building
Henderson & Stewart , 45 1/2 Olive, up stairs.
(See adv.)
(See adv.)
Jones' Commercial College ,
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Expenditures projected at 178 billion riyals, surplus 28 billion; Government sees surplus of 8 percent/GDP vs. 6.7 percent in 2011/12 – QNA; Spending on public wages jumps 48 percent, projects up 7 percent
May 30, 2012 12:37 by Reuters
Qatar plans to boost government spending by 27 percent in the fiscal year that began in April, including wages, social services and infrastructure, but it expects to see a comfortable surplus, state news agency QNA reported.
Tuesday's report comes amid concerns over safety standards in the Gulf Arab state after fires broke out at an aviation college and a girls' school on Tuesday following the deaths of at least 19 foreign nationals in a blaze at an upscale shopping mall on Monday.
Qatar, the world's top liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter, projects record high expenditures of 178 billion riyals ($49 billion) for the fiscal year, above the 140 billion planned for 2011/12.
The country, which is due to host the soccer World Cup in 2022, has pencilled in revenue of 206 billion riyals, a 26 percent rise from the previous year's budget plan and a surplus of 28 billion riyals, or 4.4 percent of 2011 gross domestic product, according to Reuters calculations.
The government expects to see a fiscal surplus of 8 percent of GDP in the current fiscal year, up from 6.7 percent in 2011/12, QNA said.
Qatar is less conservative in its oil price assumption this fiscal year as the budget is based on an average crude price of $65 per barrel, above $55 in previous two years. Brent crude is now around $107 per barrel, near five-month lows.
The Gulf Arab country, a major global investor through its sovereign wealth fund, has yet to release budget data for 2011/12.
Funds allocated for public sector salaries soared 48 percent to 37 billion riyals in the 2012/13 budget, accounting for about a fifth of the overall plan, QNA said.
In September, Qatar, which has avoided the social unrest that rocked the Arab world last year, raised basic salaries and social benefits for state civilian employees by 60 percent, while military staff received 50-120 percent increases.
The International Monetary Fund has said salary and pension hikes would add an estimated $1.6 billion to government expenditure in 2011/12, but the actual fiscal balance was still projected to book a surplus of over 7 percent of GDP in 2011/12.
The authorities do not expect any further one-off rises in current expenditure, and aim to allocate 40 percent of the total spending toward capital expenditure over the medium term, the Fund said after concluding consultations with Qatar in January.
"Fiscal policy must continue to maintain a careful balance between spending on infrastructure to sustain non-inflationary growth, and saving and investing hydrocarbon surpluses abroad to generate sufficient income to finance future budgets," the IMF also said.
The country of 1.7 million people, which pegs its riyal to the U.S. dollar, has outlined public investment plans worth $95 billion over five years to 2016, ahead of the World Cup.
That includes $11 billion on a new international airport, $5.5 billion on a deep-water seaport and $1 billion for a transport corridor in Doha, as well as $20 billion on roads.
It plans to spend 62 billion riyals ($17 billion) on public projects in 2012/13, up 7 percent from the previous plan, QNA said.
Qatar's economic growth is expected to slow to 6.6 percent this year as the impact of two decades of gas output expansion fades, largely due to its self-imposed moratorium on new hydrocarbon projects to conserve resources, according to the latest Reuters poll of analysts in March. But that would still be the fastest rate in the Gulf..
($1 = 3.64 Qatar riyals)
(Reporting by Regan E.Doherty in DOHA and Martin Dokoupil and Mirna Sleimanin DUBAI)
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